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so north korea and south korea, that element as north korea looks at south korea and south korea is then viewed as in bed with the united states, in conducting these exercises, so it all becomes even moreen raging to the nark -- to north korea. >> why is no one talking about north korea is developing nuclear weapons at an increasing rate? >> for its own defense. >> they now say they are taking aim at japan and japan will be their first target. why should the u.s. not be there to at least show our strength and power in defense of our ally japan? >> if this is the case, south korea and japan, who are very powerful rich nations a lot stronger than north korea, build their own nuclear deterrents? that is exactly what is going to happen john. this guy he doesn't have it yet, but he is getting close to be able to put nuclear weapons on intercontinental ballistic missiles. >> on my part this is not for north korea by any means, but i do see we are exerting a what? we are exerting a kind of taunt against them. and it is only serving the interests of those, it is not serving their interests. >> i
so north korea and south korea, that element as north korea looks at south korea and south korea is then viewed as in bed with the united states, in conducting these exercises, so it all becomes even moreen raging to the nark -- to north korea. >> why is no one talking about north korea is developing nuclear weapons at an increasing rate? >> for its own defense. >> they now say they are taking aim at japan and japan will be their first target. why should the u.s. not be there...
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china borders on north korea and opening its border would have a huge impact on north korea. if there is any nation in the . china helpsworld that can bringe leverage, have some leverage on north korea, and make them understand you cannot go threatening nuclear war in 2013, it is china. i hope very much china accepts its contractual responsibility and does everything that it can to bring north korea into the and stop of nations the behavior that we have seen in recent months. tavis: it never take this bierce -- you never take this behavior lightly. no matter how erratic and bizarre. >> the difficulty is when you are dealing with the nation that has nuclear weapons, if you are 99% sure that is bluster, you still get a little bit nervous because they have nuclear weapons. they have strong missile capability. because they are so isolated because their leadership is so far out of touch with the needs of their people, many of them, the winter epidemic of starvation -- and they went through an epidemic of starvation not so many years ago. people have control over nuclear weapons wh
china borders on north korea and opening its border would have a huge impact on north korea. if there is any nation in the . china helpsworld that can bringe leverage, have some leverage on north korea, and make them understand you cannot go threatening nuclear war in 2013, it is china. i hope very much china accepts its contractual responsibility and does everything that it can to bring north korea into the and stop of nations the behavior that we have seen in recent months. tavis: it never...
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nuclear north korea. a third nuclear test. that is what the democratic people's republic of north korea the dpr k, conducted on tuesday in the country's mountainous northeast. the area is less than 100 miles from north korea's china border. and is the same site used for north korea's previous two tests. the first in 2006 and the second in 2009. the u.s. geological survey detected a 4.9 magnitude seismic event in the area, more powerful than the 4.5 that registered in 2009 after north korea's second test. scientists in multiple countriesing detected the explosion. north korea issued a confirmation, declaring the test was quote, carried out at a high level in a safe and perfect manner using a miniatureized de greater explosive force than previously, unquoted. pyongyang also declared the the reckless hostility of the united states. unquote. in a state of the union address tuesday president obama had this to say. >> provocation of the sort we saw last night will only further isolate them as we standby our allies, strengthen our ow
nuclear north korea. a third nuclear test. that is what the democratic people's republic of north korea the dpr k, conducted on tuesday in the country's mountainous northeast. the area is less than 100 miles from north korea's china border. and is the same site used for north korea's previous two tests. the first in 2006 and the second in 2009. the u.s. geological survey detected a 4.9 magnitude seismic event in the area, more powerful than the 4.5 that registered in 2009 after north korea's...
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march 20, north korea launches cyber attack on seoul, south korea. march 22. the u.s. and ally south korea announce an agreement to retaliate jointly against any attack. march 26th, north korea puts artillery and market forces on highest alert and cuts its hotline to south korea. march 28th. the u.s. displays its nuclear umbrella in action. two b-2 stealth bombers make a daylight bombing run in south korea. april 2, tuesday of this past week, north korea pledges to restart its nuclear reactor to make more nuclear weapons. april 3. south korea presses washington for an okay to manufacture its own enriched nuclear bomb grade uranium which could potentially result, of course, in a nuclear arms race in asia. >> we seek the complete verifiable and irreversible de- nuclearrization through authentic and credible negotiations. the u.s. and our international partners have a shared vein suring the de- nuclearrization of the korean peninsula. >> secretary of state john kerry and jay carney have both emphasized negotiations for handling the north korean problem. will negotiations
march 20, north korea launches cyber attack on seoul, south korea. march 22. the u.s. and ally south korea announce an agreement to retaliate jointly against any attack. march 26th, north korea puts artillery and market forces on highest alert and cuts its hotline to south korea. march 28th. the u.s. displays its nuclear umbrella in action. two b-2 stealth bombers make a daylight bombing run in south korea. april 2, tuesday of this past week, north korea pledges to restart its nuclear reactor...
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it's north korea, it's just not a stable place. it's an issue to watch out for. >> we'll be watching it. thank you so much, ian bremer, president of the eurasia group. >>> well, investors bailed out of the chip stocks because so much of their products are produced in south korea. also, an industry sales report showed that chip sales were down sharply earlier this year. dow component intel dropped 2%. amd is also off. >>> toys "r" us is pulling its plan to take the company public. they're citing tough market conditions and that its ceo is stepping down. well, despite toys "r" us' decision, the ipo market is remaining active. jackie deangelis looks what's in the pipe line for the quarter and the rest of the year. >> ipo activity held steady with 31 deals for companies with market cap over 50 million, raising $7.6 billion according to renaissance capital. ipo performance outpacing the broader market with an average total return for the quarter of 18%. there was also a notable shift toward yield plays. that said, when looking at the pi
it's north korea, it's just not a stable place. it's an issue to watch out for. >> we'll be watching it. thank you so much, ian bremer, president of the eurasia group. >>> well, investors bailed out of the chip stocks because so much of their products are produced in south korea. also, an industry sales report showed that chip sales were down sharply earlier this year. dow component intel dropped 2%. amd is also off. >>> toys "r" us is pulling its plan to take...
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south korea is about 10 times greater than is in the north. and they tried to defend themselves against outside influence with this military capability. the chinese have been begging the north koreans for two decades to open up their economy has yet to produce the kind of progress that has enabled china to achieve economic growth. the north koreans refused to do it. when he came on just a year or so ago, he talked about instituting chinese-style reforms and he began a few things that suggested he might want to do some reforms himself. he brought out alive. his father never brought his wife out in public as his grandfather never did. there was a cultural show that had some mickey mouse kind of figures. dennis rodman was brought over because he is apparently a basketball fan for his time as a student. that he needed to open up and build this economy. the chinese don't want to have said -- to subsidize the failed regime. , webest that we could tell are guessing to some degree is that there was a big fight internally. said, you can't do what the c
south korea is about 10 times greater than is in the north. and they tried to defend themselves against outside influence with this military capability. the chinese have been begging the north koreans for two decades to open up their economy has yet to produce the kind of progress that has enabled china to achieve economic growth. the north koreans refused to do it. when he came on just a year or so ago, he talked about instituting chinese-style reforms and he began a few things that suggested...
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. >> bruce, speaking of tail risks there, is north korea the kind of tail risk you worry about? >> certainly there is a lot of things geopolitically, including north korea that can keep me up at night. but those are things i can't control in terms of my understanding. i think europe is still weak, but it's not a threat to global financial stability. china is not booming, but it's not a threat of weakening substantially. and we have taken out i think the threat of a fiscal cliff of a debt ceiling crisis in the u.s. so the picture is relatively clean from the macroeconomic policy risks that we've been worrying about a lot for the last year. >> okay. interesting discussion. thank you so much, bruce and bob. bruce kazman of jpmorgan and bob doll of nuveen 8 management. >>> north korea showing no sign of backing down in its stand with south korea and the united states. today north korea moving a medium-range missile similar to the one you see here to its eastern coast, minus the music. the missile does not have the range to reach the united states, but it could hit the u.s. territory
. >> bruce, speaking of tail risks there, is north korea the kind of tail risk you worry about? >> certainly there is a lot of things geopolitically, including north korea that can keep me up at night. but those are things i can't control in terms of my understanding. i think europe is still weak, but it's not a threat to global financial stability. china is not booming, but it's not a threat of weakening substantially. and we have taken out i think the threat of a fiscal cliff of a...
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sees a real and clear danger from north korea and stocks suffer a triple digit sell-off. >> housing blueprint. is there a plan afoot to make home loans more available to customers with weaker credit. the pros and cons for such a move. the refund fraud, the $5 billion problem that targetious and why it's getting worse. all that and more coming up tonight. >>> good evening, everybody. welcome. i'm tyler math son. i'm sue herera, i'm filling in for susie guerra. she has the evening off. politics rattled investors today. >> absolutely they did. stocks retreated broadly today in the worst day for equities since way back on february 25. two economic reports get a share of the blame. a gauge of service industry activity came in lower than expected as did a widely watched private measure of payroll gains. those rising tensions on the korean peninsula compounded the worries and the sell-off especially from midday on. those fears of a weaker than expected economy also hit oil and metals. gold, by the way, touched its lowest level since last june 28. at the close in new york today the dow industrials we
sees a real and clear danger from north korea and stocks suffer a triple digit sell-off. >> housing blueprint. is there a plan afoot to make home loans more available to customers with weaker credit. the pros and cons for such a move. the refund fraud, the $5 billion problem that targetious and why it's getting worse. all that and more coming up tonight. >>> good evening, everybody. welcome. i'm tyler math son. i'm sue herera, i'm filling in for susie guerra. she has the evening...
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and possibly but doubtfully north korea. the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty, the ctbt would do exactly what its name states, ban nuclear tests. the u.s. signed the nuclear test ban treaty in 1996, 17 years ago, but the u.s. congress has not yet ratified it, and beyond the ctbt the president also wants a worldwide treaty to end the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons. if he could achieve any of these nuclear steps, president obama could possibly cement his legacy as the nuclear nonproliferation president. >> question, if president obama can achieve a test ban and a treaty to end the production of fissile material, is itthe equivalent of nuclear disarmament i@ask@you susan. everybody els like they're losing 'ome(hing. kis(an wants it tobeapplied@ to the@cuent stockpile ich@ it's going to feel like it's left vulnerable. i just don't see it's going happen. >> the treaty is still being negotiated. but the comprehensive test ban treaty was killed in the u.s. senate when clinton was president. we've ha morato
and possibly but doubtfully north korea. the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty, the ctbt would do exactly what its name states, ban nuclear tests. the u.s. signed the nuclear test ban treaty in 1996, 17 years ago, but the u.s. congress has not yet ratified it, and beyond the ctbt the president also wants a worldwide treaty to end the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons. if he could achieve any of these nuclear steps, president obama could possibly cement his legacy as the...
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that reason is called north korea. like iran, north korea also said its nuclear program was for peaceful purposes. like iran, north korea also offered meaningless concessions and empty promises in return for sanctions relief. >> the prime minister also met with president obama at the white house. on his way to the oval office, mr. netanyahu told reporters he was on a mission to quote, tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and on slot of smiles. >>> he may be a wolf in sheep's clothing as president netanyahu says, should president obama negotiate? >> john, i think president obama should go forward with trying to negotiate with rouhani. when the world is not paying much attention anymore and gives this forceful speech, so, he is obviously been back burnerred and sidelined in this. what is interesting is, if you read between the lines of what netanyahu said when he was at the white house right after meeting with obama, he suddenly used language where he said israel could live -- >> who said that? >> netanyahu. >> w
that reason is called north korea. like iran, north korea also said its nuclear program was for peaceful purposes. like iran, north korea also offered meaningless concessions and empty promises in return for sanctions relief. >> the prime minister also met with president obama at the white house. on his way to the oval office, mr. netanyahu told reporters he was on a mission to quote, tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and on slot of smiles. >>> he may be a wolf in...
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- his journey to north korea >> good, we have got somebody who speaks the language. >> dennis rodman as ambassador? >> his verbal skills are limited. he rarely talks. they have great communication. we have got somebody in there that was an ambassador. now we have got to send him to a ran and see what happens. iran and send him to see what happens. tavis: i have always believed we are who we are because someone loves her. the backinated by story. tell me about charles and elizabeth. >> my parents had a marriage of passion, and the passion was about religious beliefs. they were both immigrant families. werether's family mennonites who came from minnesota. doing low land reclamation work. their fervor caught them in this pentecostal movement in the 1920's. my parents were there at the formation of the denomination, and my father was a man who did not consider himself learned. he enjoyed his dairy farm and sell the calling, so there was a dedication. i was dedicated in the service of god, so there was a continual centering of a greater purpose. a tremendous competitor, but it was about t
- his journey to north korea >> good, we have got somebody who speaks the language. >> dennis rodman as ambassador? >> his verbal skills are limited. he rarely talks. they have great communication. we have got somebody in there that was an ambassador. now we have got to send him to a ran and see what happens. iran and send him to see what happens. tavis: i have always believed we are who we are because someone loves her. the backinated by story. tell me about charles and...
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you mentioned this in the text, but what were you thinking when rodman made his journey to north korea? dennis rodman as the ambassador. he barely talks, but obviously, they had great communication. now we have to send him to a ran and see what happens there. -- iran and see what happens there. are who believe that we we are because somebody loved us. i am fascinated by people's back story when it comes to what parents are concerned. tell me about charles and elizabeth. marriage ofs had a passion, and that passion was religious belief. fromther's family came puritans in massachusetts and my mother's family was mennonites from russia, moving around europe doing low land reclamation work. they moved to minnesota, and their fervor caught them in this pentecostal movement. of the churches that came it was that denomination. my father did not consider himself learned. he had a dairy farm and felt a calling. i was dedicated as a child in the service of god. there was this centering of a greater purpose. wasindividual effort knowing that my mother was a tremendous competitor. and it was about
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korea or anything out there we do not know yet. they need to ask themselves, shouldn't it be relevant who got the most important foreign- policy issue right and who got a wrong and how that will bear out their decision to vote. tavis: barack obama will be sworn in. the next four years will determine the legacy that president obama will leave behind. regardless of how he is judged in office, his meteoric rise in american politics has been one of the most unlikely and transformative journeys in american history. that is our show for tonight. we'll speak to prince. a few memorable nights with the musical icon. good night from los angeles. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with prince, some memorable appearances over the years. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day b
korea or anything out there we do not know yet. they need to ask themselves, shouldn't it be relevant who got the most important foreign- policy issue right and who got a wrong and how that will bear out their decision to vote. tavis: barack obama will be sworn in. the next four years will determine the legacy that president obama will leave behind. regardless of how he is judged in office, his meteoric rise in american politics has been one of the most unlikely and transformative journeys in...
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investors have been shrugging off bad news about the job market and political tensions in north korea. but still some pros would like to see the rally spread out. >> in all of the upward move and all the new record highs, there's a sense of seeking safety and protection. if you look at the other markets around the globe, they are not participating in the same manner. they decided to take the summer off already and it's been the s&p and the dow jones. that is encouraging but you would like to see it broaden out. >> health care, utilities and others are popular. they are loading up on defensive names and big blue chips that pay dividends. technology, materials and energy are the under performers and have been lagging the market. >> we have seen the first few months of the year, we have seen more interest among mutual fund buyers and we are still seeing that, but some institutions are buying it. the one thing that all the qe has done, it's made it sort of a market -- >> as long as money managers dole out that advice, we will see more records in the markets. >> well the house has one. the
investors have been shrugging off bad news about the job market and political tensions in north korea. but still some pros would like to see the rally spread out. >> in all of the upward move and all the new record highs, there's a sense of seeking safety and protection. if you look at the other markets around the globe, they are not participating in the same manner. they decided to take the summer off already and it's been the s&p and the dow jones. that is encouraging but you would...
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they are noticing this in north korea, in iran, and in israel. friends and foes alike are going to recalibrate their expectations of american behavior based on all this. let me ask how it is that, whether we want to call it him military coup or not, then he must believe that is exactly what it was. are dead in egypt now. how do we justify doing something in syria but doing nothing in egypt. whether you are gassed or gun, you are dead either way. massiveems there is a difference in scale between what is going on in syria, more than 100,000 people have lost their lives. 2 million people have been turned into refugees, 4.5 million people are internally displaced with what has gone on in egypt. that is not to justify or defend what is going on in egypt, but i think there is a fundamental discrepancy of scale here. we are faced with an imperfect situation. the administration has taken essentially the right tack, giving the military some rope to see if the macro secant -- if democracy can be put back on track. i am one of those who believe that whateve
they are noticing this in north korea, in iran, and in israel. friends and foes alike are going to recalibrate their expectations of american behavior based on all this. let me ask how it is that, whether we want to call it him military coup or not, then he must believe that is exactly what it was. are dead in egypt now. how do we justify doing something in syria but doing nothing in egypt. whether you are gassed or gun, you are dead either way. massiveems there is a difference in scale between...
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north korea, and cuba. which is amazing in itself, only two countries, tyler we talk about consumer spending helping the economy grow and here you have hundreds of thousands of consumers in the emerging markets happy to buy the products. >> these are affordable luxuries and i have a feeling you can get a rum and coke somewhere in cuba if i had to guess. >> i think you are right. that is "nightly business report" for tonight, thank you for watching and remember, this is the time of year your public television station asks for your support. >> on behalf of the public television station, thanks for giving that support. good night everyone, we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by thestreet.com. multi-media tools for an ever changing financial world, the dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during the period of low interest rates and helps educate beginning and seasoned traders. action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio, t
north korea, and cuba. which is amazing in itself, only two countries, tyler we talk about consumer spending helping the economy grow and here you have hundreds of thousands of consumers in the emerging markets happy to buy the products. >> these are affordable luxuries and i have a feeling you can get a rum and coke somewhere in cuba if i had to guess. >> i think you are right. that is "nightly business report" for tonight, thank you for watching and remember, this is the...
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korea, the european financial crisis, stocks just keep going up. i mean, what's driving this rally and what could derail it? >> well, i think a few things. one thing is we're, we are decenttizing a lit m bit, the investment culture of the idea of the armageddon story. we're sort of reacting less to it when we hear potential negative things. i think that's a healthy development. it kind of is one of the things you need to sustain a recovery, but i think the big catalyst this year has been that the growth in the first quarter of the united states has come in far better than expected. notwithstanding last friday's bad employment report, growth from the first quarter is probably going to be north of 3% for real gdp when coming into the year, most expected only about 2% growth and as growth reports come in better than expected, people have to revids up their forecast. >> the dow is up 12% so far this year. how do you think it can end in percentage terms? >> i've been a record since you're in thinking that the s&p 500 could touch 1700 this year. i'm not
korea, the european financial crisis, stocks just keep going up. i mean, what's driving this rally and what could derail it? >> well, i think a few things. one thing is we're, we are decenttizing a lit m bit, the investment culture of the idea of the armageddon story. we're sort of reacting less to it when we hear potential negative things. i think that's a healthy development. it kind of is one of the things you need to sustain a recovery, but i think the big catalyst this year has been...
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korea, problems.he global what to do about health issues or the spread of nuclear materials and that will ultimately be the test of this relationship and to the extent it works, the 21st century has a much better chance of working out. to the extent it does not work it is bad news for the future. tavis: will have you back on to see what did come out of this position between these presidents. let me move to syria. speaking of stories that are dynamic and changing with the tick of the clock. your sense of where we are headed. >>. is heading where it has been, prolonged internal conflict. fueled by the involvement of outside players. if you are going to have this conversation in a year i do not thinks. will be at peace. it is possible the government will still be there but it will not be in control of much of the country. the opposition will be fighting itself is much as it will be fighting the government. you could have the country effectively split along several faultlines. this is going to be a prolonged internal but also regional struggle fought on syrian territory and it will find
korea, problems.he global what to do about health issues or the spread of nuclear materials and that will ultimately be the test of this relationship and to the extent it works, the 21st century has a much better chance of working out. to the extent it does not work it is bad news for the future. tavis: will have you back on to see what did come out of this position between these presidents. let me move to syria. speaking of stories that are dynamic and changing with the tick of the clock. your...
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but what were you thinking when rodman made his journey over to north korea? >> good, we got somebody in there can speak the language. [laughter] tavis: i was like, "i wonder what phil jackson's thinking about this moment?" dennis rodman as an ambassador. >> oh, my goodness, and dennis's verbal skills are limited. you know, he only rarely talks. tavis: [laughter] >> but, obviously, they had great communication, and here we are, we've got somebody in there, an american in there, that was an ambassador. now we've got to send him to iran and see what happens there. tavis: yeah. [laughter] i have always believed that we are who we are because somebody loved us. somebody loved us, and that's how we became who we are. so i'm always fascinated by people's back story, particularly where their parents are concerned. tell me about charles and elizabeth jackson. >> my parents were -- had a marriage of passion, and the passion was about their religious beliefs. they were both immigrant families that, well, my father's family came as puritans to massachusetts. my mother's
but what were you thinking when rodman made his journey over to north korea? >> good, we got somebody in there can speak the language. [laughter] tavis: i was like, "i wonder what phil jackson's thinking about this moment?" dennis rodman as an ambassador. >> oh, my goodness, and dennis's verbal skills are limited. you know, he only rarely talks. tavis: [laughter] >> but, obviously, they had great communication, and here we are, we've got somebody in there, an...
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. >> south korea was just shut down this week as a result of north cory flay interfering, so we're seeing these things happen. >> john -- >> i was at a briefing five years ago on all of this. you can't i am mailing gin how vulnerable we are. all of our air traffic that whole system could break down. our trains. all of the clearance. >> electricity? >> electricity. >> people suffering and day from hypothermia? >> and crashes and everything like that. a huge portion of this country is dependent on this. >> look what we did to the israelis with the nuclear plant that the iranians got. you wrapped it all up, rained the thing. they targeted one thing with one simple straight attack. now, imagine that in all the power plants in the united states, telephone systems, tell graph, all of these things, internet, dropping that whole thing down, even for a number of days, and you stop the american economy. >> this is called asymmetrical warfare, but i want to okay, warfare without war declaration. >> cyber sabotage hacking alarms foreign policy experts. they fear that international rules of conduct fo
. >> south korea was just shut down this week as a result of north cory flay interfering, so we're seeing these things happen. >> john -- >> i was at a briefing five years ago on all of this. you can't i am mailing gin how vulnerable we are. all of our air traffic that whole system could break down. our trains. all of the clearance. >> electricity? >> electricity. >> people suffering and day from hypothermia? >> and crashes and everything like that. a...
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nobody remembers korea. there was a thought that the north koreans would just sort of run as soon as they saw a few americans. that wasn't the case. it was very, very hot in the summer and extremely cold in the winter. they charged the u.s. troops en masse and the children were out in front. it was a terrible war and it wasn't a police action, it was a war. is it a forgotten war? of course it's a forgotten war. two miles between hills where we had troops on so they could walk right through.
nobody remembers korea. there was a thought that the north koreans would just sort of run as soon as they saw a few americans. that wasn't the case. it was very, very hot in the summer and extremely cold in the winter. they charged the u.s. troops en masse and the children were out in front. it was a terrible war and it wasn't a police action, it was a war. is it a forgotten war? of course it's a forgotten war. two miles between hills where we had troops on so they could walk right through.